Email doesn't have to be a source of stress.
Introducing 📧You vs. Your Inbox📧, a 4-part series full of practical ways to get your email under control — so you can spend your precious time elsewhere.
Introducing 📧You vs. Your Inbox📧, a 4-part series full of practical ways to get your email under control — so you can spend your precious time elsewhere.
We start with a rule of thumb: if you want to receive fewer emails, you first have to understand what it means to send a *really good* one. read.medium.com/VkCMNLx
Forget all the fancy apps, folders, and other bells and whistles. They just make things more complicated.
The most effective way to organize your emails is to have a single, no-frills inbox. read.medium.com/j3q4Xr2
The most effective way to organize your emails is to have a single, no-frills inbox. read.medium.com/j3q4Xr2
To avoid getting buried under a mountain of messages, you need a strategy for opening (or intentionally ignoring) them.
Here are 5 ideas 👉 read.medium.com/btfCTeN
Here are 5 ideas 👉 read.medium.com/btfCTeN
And finally: this one is for the person who has 77,000 unread emails in their inbox. (🙋♀️)
Forget what the inbox-zero'ers say. You *do not* need to have 0 unreads to be productive. read.medium.com/87GZJEP
Forget what the inbox-zero'ers say. You *do not* need to have 0 unreads to be productive. read.medium.com/87GZJEP
